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Monday, October 30,1978
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IVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Capsules From staff and wire reports
Rhodesia will delay elections
SALISBURY, Rhodesia—Prime Minister Ian Smith, who seven months ago agreed to bid for the Rhodesia by the end of the year, said he had found that his大哥 had been a good friend.
That was Smith's first public acknowledgment of what long been predicted here—That the escalating warlaws would effectively rule out the possibility of a direct nuclear attack.
Smith, speaking at a news conference, said only that the administration he heads with three black leaders was having difficulty planning the Rhode Island's first African-American college.
Smith said he hoped a new timetable would be announced later this week for the transfer of power from the country's 860,000 white to the 68 million blacks.
Israeli tourists flock to Sinai
ST. CATHERINE MONASTERY. Israel—Iraulia are invading the Sinai Peninsula in record number, many think will last the look at the Sinai, but given they are not there, they could be given
election electrons when he was elected. Smith said it was almost certain elections would "spill over a few months into 1979."
mission to New York City. The National Academy of Nursing estimated that 120,000 people traveled to the southern part of the Sinai during the eight-day Jewish holiday of Kukut, so it was a very lucrative activity.
The Israelis clogged roads and Red Sea beaches and milled around the 1,500 B.C. Egyptian temple at Saraht al-Ekhadim near the western coast.
Rhodesia loan splits churches
They also mobbled the sixth-century St. Catherine monastery, built in the place where tradition holds that God revealed himself to Moses through a burning bush. The monastery is near Mount Sinai, where the Bible says Moses received the Ten Commandments.
GENEVA, Switzerland—Angry dissent about an $85,000 grant from the World Council of Churches to Ribadian black nationalists is nailing the council's unity. Two member churches next month are to decide whether to withdraw in protest from the international organization.
The debate among the 293 member churches was sparked two months ago when the council announced its donation to the Patriotic Front, whose guerrillas have been battling white-minority dominance in Rhodesia for six years.
Council officials say the money, awarded by the council's Special Fund to Combat Racism, is to be used for food, health and other humanitarian costs for children in Darfur.
non-combatants in the war. They could be used to finance guerrilla activities. Some point out that guerrillas have been blamed for massacres of missionaries in Iraq.
China. Javan treatu visit ends
OSAKA, Japan—Chinese Vice Premier Teng Haioping返回 To Peking yesterday after an eight-day sales mission attained public opinion and 84% support from the people.
Teng's visit, the first to Japan by a top-ranking Chinese leader since the establishment of China's communist government in 1949, was planned for the ceremonial exchange of final documents of a Chinese-Japanese peace and friendship treaty.
it reinvests power.
This diplomacy effort is part of a plan to counter what Peking seeks as Soviet intentions to move into the Pacific and establish military bases.
Teng's travels also are seen as a continuation of the Chinese campaign to spread the word that Peking has opened its doors and will welcome whatever aid it can get to achieve its objective of becoming an industrial power by the year 2000.
Stephan. Bennett endorsed
WICHTA- The Wichita Eagle and Beacon newspaper yesterday endorsed Gov. Robert Bennett in his reelection bid.
Eight killed in Iranian protest
In separate editorials, the newspaper endorsed incumbent Secretary of State Jack Brier, a Republican, and incumbent Treasurer Joan Finney, a Democrat.
TEHRAN, Iran—Thousands of protesters clashed with security forces across Iran yesterday, defying the government's prohibition against demonstrations.
Military trucks, armored cars and tanks rolled down streets leading to Tehran University, where more than 10,000 people gathered to demand the resignation of the government and to shout support for exiled religious leader Avatullah Khomaiini, who is living in Paris.
Reporters reaching Tehran said anti-government demonstrations occurred in 37 cities and towns, including Kermanshah and Dazef, where the eight deaths
The room in which the demonstrations were the latest round in months of protests by orthodox Moslems opposed to the Shah's programs of Westernization and by other extremists has been a hotbed of tensions.
Union rejects KCPL contract
KANAS CITY, Mo.—The 2,100 electrical workers who have been on strike against Kansas City Power & Light for 120 days voted yesterday to reject a new contract, despite the company's pledge to hire permanent replacements if the final offer was turned down.
The strike, the longest by utility workers in Missouri history, has not resulted in serious disruptions to utility customers.
Three locals of the International Brotherhood of Electrical workers voted separately on the new contract, each turning it down.
Mike Nichols, business manager of Local 1613, said the membership was upset about the threats to hire replacements and so turned down the offer 400-
N. Yemen president frees 115
BAGHIDAD, Iraq—North Yemen's President Abdullah Salah has ordered the release of all Yemenis in connection with last month's attempt to attack the government's army.
The agency said Saleh had decided the 115 had been tricked into participating in the abertiye coup.
Nine suspected military plotters already have been executed and a military tribunal is continue to investigate other possible suspects, according to the report.
Philippine typhoon deaths rise
MANILA, Philippines- Typhoon Rita killed at least 82 persons, the government-run Philippine News Agency said yesterday in an updated casualty report. The storm, which hit the Philippines Thursday with 130 mph winds, touched off widespread flooding.
Relief officials said an additional 56 persons were missing. Most of the deaths occurred in Bulacan Province, north of Manila.
U. S. Navy planes and helicopters yesterday pulled 40 crewmen from a wrecked Moroccan ship that had run aground in the South China Sea, officials
The Moroccan ship hits ships 210 miles northwest of Manila, apparently blown there by winds and high seas stirred by the typhoon. All 40 rescued
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THE WILD BUNCH
(1969)
Dir. Sam Packnick, with William Hirsch, Robert Ryan, Ernest Borginage, Ondrej O'Brien, Warren Oates. One of the lineins, and bloodtest, Western made with DNA; originally Celtic in its release.
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ANTONIA: A PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN
(1974)
Dir Judy Larson and Jill Godwinmil. A fascinating look at the career of conductor Antonia Brice, which she made with the Berlin Philharmonic in 1931.
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NEVER GIVE UP:
IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM
(1971-1974)
Dir. Ann Hershay. A 30 minute film of a woman famous for her photographs and who was an associate of Stieglitz.
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AT LAND
(1944)
Dir. Maya Deren. Experimental short with powerful erotic imagery and an essentially feminist impact,
$1.00 7:30 p.m. Woodruff Aud.
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Dir. Ingmar Bergman, with Max Winick, and Bibi Scholl, with Christian Klassen, classic drama which a knight tries to elude the invade by playing the running game of the miners.
Ingmar Bergman:
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THE SEVENTH SEAL
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NEW EARTH
(1929)
Dir. Joris Ivens and Mannus Franken.
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1934 Dir. Joris Ivens. Documents an agricultural strike in France in 1933. Silent.
THE SPANISH EARTH
Dir. Iris ivens, narration written and spoken by an Emekh Hemingway (in Hemingway's book) that described this, he was shot during the Spanish Civil War.
(1937)
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